lineindent.kak ============== This script provides a way to indent a selection in relation with a remote line, be it using a relative index or an absolute line number. Commands -------- lineindent ~~~~~~~~~~ A single argument is expected by the `lineindent` function, which can take one of the following forms: - an integer, which indicates the number of the reference line, e.g. `3` - a plus sign `+` followed by an integer, which points to a specific line beneath the current selection, e.g. `+2` - a negative integer, which points to a specific line above the current selection, e.g. `-2` Once the modifier has been passed, it will be used to pinpoint the reference line, and all the lines within the current selection will be aligned with it. Example: indenting lines in a list (the last two lines are selected) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - this is the first item of a list this line was manually indented to match the first item's indentation this line was typed after that and is part of the current selection and so is this one :lineindent -1 - this is the first item of a list this line was manually indented to match the first item's indentation this line was typed after that and is part of the current selection and so is this one -----------------------------------------------------------------------